Google

Google’s empire is built on pay-per-click advertising deals. However, by punishing sites with pop-ups, the company is helping to find a middle ground between businesses and web users.

Uber

Though 2016 hasn’t been entirely plain-sailing for Uber, there’s no denying the company is still the leader in the global ride-sharing market. Wisely settling for a merger in China has only strengthened the brand.

Dyson

James Dyson’s convention-busting think tank remains a leader in innovative design, and is very much the sort of forward-thinking business the UK will need in the post-Brexit world.

Amazon

Amazon’s ceaseless push for a regulatory framework has put it at the forefront of drone-assisted deliveries. The method is perfectly suited to the company’s business, which has not been lost on CEO Jeff Bezos.

Niantic

The phenomenal popularity of Pokémon Go has been the biggest sign of public enthusiasm for augmented reality technology yet. The near-daily negative press is surely a sign Niantic has done something right.

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